Huawei releasing faster phone competes with Apple. Here's why the US is worried
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I understand what our government is trying to do, and why, but I think in this case they are making the wrong decisions.
The best part about this kind of meddling is that it feels good now. It gets votes now, but the pain is only felt in the future so others feel that pain.
It's a win-win-win.
Also, the topic been posted talked about a lot this past week: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastWeek&page=0&prefix=fal...
Umm yeah but mostly bottom of the barrel stuff, riddled with bloatware. We had some at work and it was impossible to use them out of the box without constantly being interrupted by celebrity news popups.
It was the kind of phone for a price that won't even buy you a pair of AirPods :)
Our company wanted to replace all the company Samsung phones with these but people hated them. And then trump happened so they had to go back on it anyway.
Huawei had some of the best (personal opinion: the best) Android phones on the market back then. They had the best cameras, the phones looked really nice (if you care about that), and the specs were on par with flagships. They modified Android to make it feel more like iOS, but it wasn't nearly as annoying as what you're describing - I would prefer Huawei's Android to Samsung's.
That said I have a really hard time believing the Mate 60 is a real competitor to Apples chip’s and phone, they are 1 full process behind. Additionally, this feels like China pushing back on apple similar to the government ban implemented this week.